Descrição
Kevin Broom is an unassuming collector of Nazi memorabilia, living a life shrouded in eccentricity and secrecy. Struggling with a rare illness that complicates his interactions, he finds solace in his unusual obsession. As he navigates the shadows of his peculiar hobby, Kevin’s world oscillates between the mundane and the grotesque, highlighting the dark allure of history’s remnants.
His collection serves as a portal to a time that fascinate and horrify, immersing him in stories of power and moral decay. With each curio, Kevin discovers threads that connect him to a past filled with complexity, leading him on an unexpected journey through the human psyche. The artifacts spark reflections on identity, belonging, and the fragility of life.
As Kevin's story unfolds, his relationships with those around him become increasingly intertwined with his collection, revealing the impact of obsession and the quest for understanding. The narrative weaves a tapestry of intrigue, exploring not just the items themselves but the deeper human experiences they evoke. Ultimately, Kevin’s path becomes a haunting exploration of memory, loss, and the weight of history.
His collection serves as a portal to a time that fascinate and horrify, immersing him in stories of power and moral decay. With each curio, Kevin discovers threads that connect him to a past filled with complexity, leading him on an unexpected journey through the human psyche. The artifacts spark reflections on identity, belonging, and the fragility of life.
As Kevin's story unfolds, his relationships with those around him become increasingly intertwined with his collection, revealing the impact of obsession and the quest for understanding. The narrative weaves a tapestry of intrigue, exploring not just the items themselves but the deeper human experiences they evoke. Ultimately, Kevin’s path becomes a haunting exploration of memory, loss, and the weight of history.
Detalhes do Livro
Formato
Capa dura
Páginas
240 páginas
Idioma
Tcheco
Publicado
dez 1, 2011
Editora
Odeon
ISBN-10
8020713972
ISBN-13
9788020713971